Speaker 1: You are now entering the court of Judge Gina Leano.
Speaker 2: A friend in need is a friend indeed. But what
Speaker 2: happens when your pal isn't there when you need them most?
Speaker 2: You bring them to my courtroom. I am Judge Gina,
Speaker 2: and what I say goes. You better be ready to
Speaker 2: hear my ruling.
Speaker 1: Campbell Bro has brought Petti flow Beringer to Judge Gina.
Speaker 1: Gamble claims that Petty Flour was a flaky friend and
Speaker 1: did not help at a charity event she hosted to
Speaker 1: help her stepdaughter win Miss World Australia. As recompense, Gamble
Speaker 1: wants Judge Gina to rule that Pettiflur must walk a
Speaker 1: dog in her upcoming Poochy beauty pageant.
Speaker 3: Hi, my name is Gamble Bro.
Speaker 4: You probably know me from.
Speaker 3: The Real Housewives of Melbourne.
Speaker 5: As Petty Flair, and you may know me from the
Speaker 5: Real house Was in Melbourne. I'm not Gamble for about
Speaker 5: ten years.
Speaker 4: I've come to Judge Gina for.
Speaker 3: Her to pull up our good friend Petti Flur because
Speaker 3: she's becoming socially selective and to also win acclaim. So,
Speaker 3: my poor breathed Pomeranian who lost the Twilight Pomeranian races
Speaker 3: due to not having Petty Flour to run to.
Speaker 5: I want Judge Gina to see that I did everything
Speaker 5: that I could have done, support her charity, support her
Speaker 5: cause and be there for her.
Speaker 1: Court is now in session. Please rise the Judge.
Speaker 2: Gina. Gamble and Petti Flur we were on the Real
Speaker 2: Housewives of Melbourne together. Howe about you are in my
Speaker 2: courtroom today, So what I say goes and I will
Speaker 2: hear your case equally and be fair. Gamble, you're the
Speaker 2: applicant today. I want to know how you and Pettiflow met.
Speaker 6: We met at the Botanical Had you met through the show? Yes?
Speaker 6: Or did you know each other for luncheon.
Speaker 4: The audition lunch?
Speaker 2: Okay? So this was a casting lunch the Botanic.
Speaker 4: Keepers there, she came Jackie Gillen.
Speaker 3: Later on Housewives, Manuela was there and people talking about
Speaker 3: cosmetic surgery. Pettyfloir had said to Malmoela that she hadn't
Speaker 3: had enough cosmetic surgery.
Speaker 2: Manuela said she hadn't had enough. Petty Floir said that, well,
Speaker 2: Manuela hadn't had enough. You haven't had cosmetic surgery, have you,
Speaker 2: Petty flow No? What about you?
Speaker 4: Gamble of course, I had everything done.
Speaker 2: You pretty much gout. You're brave. Alright, let's talk about
Speaker 2: this case. So your your daughter is participating in the pageant.
Speaker 3: And one of her, one of her family and friends
Speaker 3: put on a charity event for the Miss World competition.
Speaker 3: It's collunity with a purpose, right, Okay, we.
Speaker 2: Turned it out as a fundraiser.
Speaker 4: It's a fun So you've put your hand up.
Speaker 2: You've said to your step daughter, I'll host that.
Speaker 4: So she's running for Miss World.
Speaker 3: In like the national final now, so she got through,
Speaker 3: but that was before the competition and had.
Speaker 2: Hang on because it's just let's go through this so
Speaker 2: that it makes there was a sense of urgency.
Speaker 4: It was five days out.
Speaker 2: Just a moment. I'm going to just ask you. So
Speaker 2: you've put your hand up. You've said, I will host
Speaker 2: a doggie race as a charity fundraiser for one of
Speaker 2: the conditions that you need to satisfy in order to
Speaker 2: win Miss World.
Speaker 4: This was five days out.
Speaker 3: I'd return five days out of what from the competition
Speaker 3: for the state finals and this World for my step daughter.
Speaker 2: So she only had five days and then she was out.
Speaker 2: If she couldn't host this event, she was out. Did
Speaker 2: you convey this to Petty.
Speaker 4: As I did. Okay, So when we said, this.
Speaker 2: Is an urgent race that I'm hosting as a charity
Speaker 2: fundraiser for my stepdaughter who's in this world, and I need.
Speaker 3: Your help, I need your help the only good days
Speaker 3: on Thursday, and we're making this up as we go.
Speaker 2: And I've just come back from Sydney because my mother
Speaker 2: passed away. Your mother passed away, so you were in
Speaker 2: a bit of a yeah, difficult time. Yes, okay, did
Speaker 2: you know all that Petty Flour? Did you know her
Speaker 2: mum had passed away and she stepped back from Sydney.
Speaker 2: Did you know that her stepdaughter was in this charity?
Speaker 6: I did know daughter was in the charity event.
Speaker 2: Now tell me what happened. Why has this got anything
Speaker 2: at all to do with Petti.
Speaker 3: Flu Well, I didn't have a handler for your favorite dog, Cash,
Speaker 3: who on the days ray's name was Cash the Cosmic
Speaker 3: Cordler's conductor, And of course he had a bad race.
Speaker 4: He didn't win. Tank the turbo Terrier won.
Speaker 2: So Cash lost the race. Is that what you're saying
Speaker 2: on account of I reckon?
Speaker 6: Cash just likes the body cream I use.
Speaker 2: So on what basis, was Petty flour meant to be
Speaker 2: there as a guest or you had invited her to
Speaker 2: be there to manage part of these races, that the plan.
Speaker 3: Was well, there was no plan, and I told pettiflir
Speaker 3: it was an emergency fundraiser and that we had to
Speaker 3: make it up as we'd go.
Speaker 2: Okay, but you didn't tell us specifically what it was.
Speaker 5: I didn't know what it was. Oh right, well I
Speaker 5: rest my keys. There you go, Because if you didn't
Speaker 5: know what it was, how on earth am I supposed
Speaker 5: to know what it was? You had in your mind
Speaker 5: created jobs for me.
Speaker 6: I don't work like that.
Speaker 5: I actually need a run sheet, information and a discussion.
Speaker 2: But you asked, you invited her, and did you say
Speaker 2: to her I need you here to work with me
Speaker 2: or your support or as a guest you rsv ping.
Speaker 2: Tell me how that conversation happened? And what was it?
Speaker 3: A phone call, a text? I'm not don't think tired
Speaker 3: at all. I'm not entirely sure.
Speaker 2: So at what stage did you have confirmation, if at all,
Speaker 2: that Petty Flow was coming.
Speaker 4: I had no real confirmation, all right, But.
Speaker 2: Yet you're holding her accountable for the chaos that you
Speaker 2: found yourself in, if that's the right word, and you
Speaker 2: attribute some of that to Petti Flow not being there.
Speaker 3: So what you're saying, well, Petti Flour did arrive late.
Speaker 3: Oh she did, so she turned off anually she arrived,
Speaker 3: but in her sunglasses, so I know that.
Speaker 2: She ran in unglasses. Was she wearing anything else? Not
Speaker 2: much makeup? So I suspect she didn't have other plans.
Speaker 2: She'd been napping and she comes chairing across the grass
Speaker 2: in her sunglasses and saying, I'm here, I'm here, I'm here. Okay,
Speaker 2: So so she turned up how late after the races?
Speaker 2: So what's that forty minutes?
Speaker 3: I believe she arrived just after see o'clock when everything finished?
Speaker 2: And when did it start.
Speaker 4: At four forty five?
Speaker 2: For forty five? Was forty five not forty five?
Speaker 4: It sounds like a fart in the bath.
Speaker 2: So do you want to just tell me that time again?
Speaker 4: Four four forty five?
Speaker 2: Okay? You started at four forty five and she arrived
Speaker 2: at six pm? Because you actually do say in your
Speaker 2: claim that the live feed was scheduled on YouTube from
Speaker 2: four forty five to six pm, and that was your team,
Speaker 2: and that's the.
Speaker 4: Gangster Pomeranian Glory Hunters.
Speaker 2: Were down a man due to Petty Flu's tardiness. Who's
Speaker 2: the man? Who's the man that they were down?
Speaker 4: Pettiflur? Oh?
Speaker 5: Okay, you know Gamble has things going in her own
Speaker 5: mind that she assumes without conveying to another person that
Speaker 5: they already know.
Speaker 6: So Gamble tends.
Speaker 5: To tell me, call me up and say a bunch
Speaker 5: of things, and then she leaves out a pack more
Speaker 5: and then suddenly attacks me or tells me off for
Speaker 5: not doing abn C.
Speaker 6: But she's never told me.
Speaker 5: And this is a typical situation, a repeat performance of
Speaker 5: Gamble where she had in her mind what I was
Speaker 5: meant to do.
Speaker 6: She said it was between four point thirty and.
Speaker 5: Six, And I thought, as long as I get that six,
Speaker 5: I've done my duty. I've done the four thirty to
Speaker 5: six thirty or six o'clock. So in my opinion, in
Speaker 5: my eyes, I rocked up.
Speaker 2: Oh so you thought she was saying come anytime between
Speaker 2: four thirty and six. Correct, And so you saw the
Speaker 2: ad doesn't sound so much fun. Six o'clock.
Speaker 6: The party party gofed off Gamble.
Speaker 5: It is absolutely, you know, at her best after a
Speaker 5: few hours.
Speaker 6: Of being at a party.
Speaker 5: So I'm like, what better time than to go when
Speaker 5: it's all happening. And I brought some light and shed right,
Speaker 5: especially with my shades on double the shed.
Speaker 3: I think you saw the social media. You saw it
Speaker 3: as a party rocking, and that's why you decided to come.
Speaker 3: I believe you saw a good party and that is
Speaker 3: why you ended up turning up. I think I phoned you.
Speaker 3: I told you I was making up as we go.
Speaker 3: You said, who's coming? I said, I don't know who's
Speaker 3: going to come? Will you come? And you said you
Speaker 3: may come.
Speaker 2: That she may come, that she didn't.
Speaker 4: She wanted a guest list first.
Speaker 2: Uha, okay, and did you offer her a guest list?
Speaker 2: Did you provide her with one?
Speaker 3: I couldn't tell her who was going to come because
Speaker 3: it was last minute. It was on a Thursday before
Speaker 3: my stepdaughter.
Speaker 2: So you didn't give it to her. Yeah, okay, So
Speaker 2: but you've got reasons obviously why you didn't provide that
Speaker 2: to her. But that doesn't make any difference to Petty flu.
Speaker 2: She obviously wanted that guest list.
Speaker 5: I always ask whiz coming because I don't want I
Speaker 5: don't want to waste my time and effort.
Speaker 2: Okay, an effort, yes, for you don't like, for.
Speaker 5: People who I don't like, or someone who might be
Speaker 5: there who makes me feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: There's a merit in what you're saying that she's seen
Speaker 2: on social media, who's there, waited for the function to
Speaker 2: kick off, checked out social media, and then you've turned up.
Speaker 5: But that didn't happen, and I can say that that's
Speaker 5: so happened. That's an assumption of Gamble, and I sent
Speaker 5: the fact that Gamble assumes that, and you can't bring
Speaker 5: an assumption and expect Judge Gina to judge you on
Speaker 5: your assumption.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to unpack that little assumption there, and
Speaker 2: the reason being is because you have asked who's there,
Speaker 2: Gamble hasn't told you, and you've arrived at the end
Speaker 2: of the day after Gamble's posted things on social media,
Speaker 2: and on your own admission, you're saying that you will
Speaker 2: only attend if the right people are there, So Gamble
Speaker 2: can assume that, perhaps incorrectly, but that's how she's seen it.
Speaker 2: And that's a shit friend. Okay. So you've turned up
Speaker 2: late for one for one of a better term that
Speaker 2: is not a good friend. So you've turned up late.
Speaker 2: You've turned up at six o'clock. Gambles assumption is that
Speaker 2: you've turned up with the expectation that the people who
Speaker 2: are there are the ones that she's posted on social media.
Speaker 2: They're a good crowd. You're comfortable with that, So you're
Speaker 2: heading over there at six o'clock when it's too late
Speaker 2: to help her. So, Gamble, you're saying that there's perhaps
Speaker 2: a pattern here with petty Flus. Is that what you're
Speaker 2: saying that she doesn't RSVP or she doesn't turn up.
Speaker 2: You've said that she always wants to know who's coming
Speaker 2: to the functions, and she'll only turn up in the
Speaker 2: event that someone she likes is or it's worth her while.
Speaker 2: How often was she didn't come.
Speaker 3: To one function that I had because I'd forgotten to
Speaker 3: give her the address?
Speaker 2: Oh well, that's fair enough.
Speaker 6: Gamble is notoriously non for messing things up.
Speaker 5: You have.
Speaker 6: Time, you know what, Gambage I actually don't like.
Speaker 5: Actually, I'm astonished that you would bring a case against
Speaker 5: me in I came there just to support you, and
Speaker 5: I came there to support your cause, not to hob
Speaker 5: nob with your friends, not.
Speaker 4: To have a drink or socialize.
Speaker 5: I just drove one hour. I beg to do one
Speaker 5: hour up, one hour down. And you say I didn't
Speaker 5: put makeup. I didn't have makeup, sunglasses.
Speaker 3: Because it's it was twilightlight.
Speaker 4: Its standard after it.
Speaker 5: But look the fact is I took the time out
Speaker 5: of my schedule. Two hour trip to your house. Please
Speaker 5: donupt me, Please don't interrupt me. Two hour trip up
Speaker 5: and back to your house two hours.
Speaker 2: She made to differ the question.
Speaker 4: The question is how many times if you have you.
Speaker 5: Not no, no, no, no, no, I'm going to I'm I
Speaker 5: don't I don't like I don't like to. I don't
Speaker 5: like to lose on points. You know that I'm morally
Speaker 5: correct in doing.
Speaker 6: I'm not a miratione.
Speaker 5: My points are this, I'm gonna la and then I'm
Speaker 5: going I didn't mind read you number one. I didn't
Speaker 5: mind reading number two. I said, maybe I didn't commit
Speaker 5: number three. I came because of a very important event
Speaker 5: you had for your dogs, right, and I wanted to
Speaker 5: be there to.
Speaker 6: Do it and support you. Even if I'm late. Even
Speaker 6: if I'm late, I still made it.
Speaker 5: If it took me two hours to get dressed, I
Speaker 5: can't even remember.
Speaker 6: It's too long ago now.
Speaker 5: I probably had a massive schedule on on.
Speaker 2: The day, or was it? Do you recall?
Speaker 5: I probably had other things. I'm not going to just
Speaker 5: be late for the heck of it. I either get
Speaker 5: there or I don't get there this time, I figured, but.
Speaker 2: You didn't community, but Gamble didn't know.
Speaker 6: You didn't Gamble would care?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 6: At the end of the day, I said very much.
Speaker 2: So did you have someone allocated to each dog?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 2: And what was their role?
Speaker 3: We had two people per dog, because somebody would hold
Speaker 3: the dog that the dog didn't like very much, and
Speaker 3: then the dog would run to somebody they did like.
Speaker 4: And that's why we needed people that the animals.
Speaker 2: Did you Did you say this to Petty Flour?
Speaker 4: No? I did not.
Speaker 2: So who did Cash run to in substitute for Petty.
Speaker 4: Flu I'm not sure where he ran? It was chaos,
Speaker 4: it was carnage on the race films.
Speaker 2: Why does Cash like her? She doesn't even like dogs?
Speaker 2: A dog.
Speaker 5: I did not have a dog at the time, but
Speaker 5: she doesn't.
Speaker 6: Still do you have dogs?
Speaker 5: You?
Speaker 2: No, you don't. Came to your house a few months
Speaker 2: a friend's place. That's not a dog.
Speaker 6: That's but.
Speaker 2: It's not right, so you live in my partner.
Speaker 6: She became too big.
Speaker 5: When I picked her, she was tiny and I didn't
Speaker 5: expect her to grow, and then she grew too big.
Speaker 2: And what sort of dog is?
Speaker 5: She a Border Collie cross with a miniature poodle.
Speaker 6: And it said adult height was twenty.
Speaker 5: Three inches and I thought, as it started eating food
Speaker 5: off the table, oh, so then I had you have
Speaker 5: to feed and then it needed to run around and
Speaker 5: it ran and ran. I live in an apartment, I
Speaker 5: didn't have grass. Mommy comes to see her.
Speaker 3: She's a golf course up you turn into like a
Speaker 3: where's the golf? A golf course on a roof?
Speaker 2: So we've established the petty flow. May like dogs. She
Speaker 2: had a dog, and that would explain why Cash might
Speaker 2: be fond of her.
Speaker 4: Because of her he adorns, does he there?
Speaker 5: You go?
Speaker 4: Adorse her all right?
Speaker 3: Because he wanted to You know, he likes someone who
Speaker 3: says CLIs to his hands.
Speaker 2: But what I want to ask you, pettiflur is when
Speaker 2: you to catch up, is it a fairly relaxed thing?
Speaker 2: Or do you book a venue and say three o'clock
Speaker 2: and turn up at three o'clock.
Speaker 5: How do you normally Well, I mean, look, I'm considering
Speaker 5: Gamble has come up with this ridiculous claim. I'm going
Speaker 5: to say that Gamble and I have a friendship that
Speaker 5: we have built on oh maybe almost.
Speaker 6: You know, like, yes, I'll rock up.
Speaker 5: Yes, if I do, I do, and if I don't,
Speaker 5: I don't, I might come three hours late. So let
Speaker 5: me bring up Oh my god, my counterclaim. Please please
Speaker 5: let me speak. When Gamble and I with a few
Speaker 5: friends decided to go to a restaurant in Melbourne Society,
Speaker 5: we plan to go to Society and the booking was
Speaker 5: made for two point thirty pm afternoon, right, Gamble rocks
Speaker 5: up at six thirty.
Speaker 6: She had me, she had me rock up there on
Speaker 6: my own, but she rocked up.
Speaker 2: What you waited four hours?
Speaker 6: I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't think, so I left.
Speaker 4: And I had to go there.
Speaker 3: I have evidence you wanted me to pick you up, right,
Speaker 3: I had to drop off a painting.
Speaker 6: But I did go because you know what there.
Speaker 2: Your lunch and when you meant to join the lunch
Speaker 2: or were you just meant to pick her up at
Speaker 2: the end of the lunch.
Speaker 6: She also ordered champagne because she was running.
Speaker 3: Like God, you girls are heart my gosh, I'm going to.
Speaker 2: Stop you both gamble how many times from your memory? Okay?
Speaker 2: So Petty Flows stood you up on six occasions, made
Speaker 2: you let you down with being late.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say let me down disappointed, But on six
Speaker 3: occasions there has been an ordered on who will be coming,
Speaker 3: a selective party choosing. She always needs to know if
Speaker 3: Alin or Alien or Simone or anyone else will be there.
Speaker 2: So you're not enough, in other words, not enough. And
Speaker 2: cash apparently is not enough.
Speaker 4: Cash cash cash. He's still.
Speaker 2: Looking his So what happened to cash? Did he understand that.
Speaker 3: She shouldn't understand why she wasn't there? He told me,
Speaker 3: he told you, I have psychic Pomeranian Uh huh.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to ask you both then what you
Speaker 2: each think each other are accountable for. So I'll start
Speaker 2: with you, Petty Flo, what do you think Gamble is
Speaker 2: accountable for?
Speaker 5: I think Gamble is accountable for having thoughts run around
Speaker 5: in her own head and not.
Speaker 6: Conveying it.
Speaker 5: You have to let me speak. We have to respect
Speaker 5: judge Gina here, so let me speak.
Speaker 6: Not so good.
Speaker 5: So yeah, so Gamble tends to have these thoughts run
Speaker 5: in her head.
Speaker 4: Doesn't fornicating in my head.
Speaker 2: So there's a mental Telepathycationnicet. So you're you're saying that
Speaker 2: it happens time and time. It happens a lot with friends.
Speaker 2: And I've been doing this for a little while now,
Speaker 2: and I have found this quite common thread amongst friendships,
Speaker 2: where there's an expectation of some telepathic type of understanding
Speaker 2: between friends, and when the friend who hasn't heard words,
Speaker 2: hasn't assumed or guessed, then often there's retribution. So I
Speaker 2: don't think that's an unusual thing. What Petty Fleur is
Speaker 2: saying that under these circumstances that she thinks that you
Speaker 2: have in your head and she should understand that. However, overall.
Speaker 3: My personality and I'm just floating around with thoughts in
Speaker 3: my head.
Speaker 4: You know, I have communicated quite directly.
Speaker 6: I'm not saying that. I'm not saying that.
Speaker 5: What I'm trying to say is you may have a
Speaker 5: thought you communicated it because you do have the thoughts.
Speaker 2: She did. She said, you need your help, right, she
Speaker 2: needs your help.
Speaker 6: But I said, maybe she's.
Speaker 2: Not pretending that she communicated the details of the help.
Speaker 2: She didn't agree there's not. There is no fact in
Speaker 2: dispute here. Gamble has said that you would help her,
Speaker 2: and you've admitted that you would call herself sum it
Speaker 2: up help, I said, so maybe accountable to.
Speaker 6: Sum it up?
Speaker 5: I said, maybe so in my in my opinion of
Speaker 5: how I behaved. If I got there, yes, the help
Speaker 5: would have automatically flown in.
Speaker 6: But I didn't, I said, and maybe, which means.
Speaker 2: Don't rely on don't rely on me? Okay, So I.
Speaker 5: Did, But I rocked up at the last minute because
Speaker 5: I thought, you know what, at least going in there
Speaker 5: and showing my face and doing what if I can
Speaker 5: do it, like appreciated correct that the best. Yes, that
Speaker 5: was the best I could have done that. And for
Speaker 5: that reason, I think because I tried, and I genuinely
Speaker 5: tried from the bottom of my heart, that this guest should.
Speaker 3: Be dismissed, all right, Gamble, I just I told Petti
Speaker 3: Flair accountable for her friendship to people. And I don't
Speaker 3: want it to become an issue where I don't want
Speaker 3: to tell you who's coming to my events.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 3: I want this friendship to be glued back together and
Speaker 3: held strong. And it's a lot of fun when you're there,
Speaker 3: because it really brings something to every event. So I'm
Speaker 3: just calling you on this, right, So what's you claim?
Speaker 3: My claim is that Cash was very depressed that you
Speaker 3: weren't there to help him raise that he lost the
Speaker 3: race and he had to have a puppy pampa and
Speaker 3: extra treats because he's a winner and his winner teammate
Speaker 3: wasn't there to make amends with Cash. I was proposing
Speaker 3: if Judge Gina will decide that you will Cash in
Speaker 3: the Poochy Pageant twenty twenty three, but you have to
Speaker 3: be dressed well. The outfit has to coordinate with the dog.
Speaker 3: Perhaps you could style Cash a little bit.
Speaker 2: Okay, I've heard enough. I'm going to deliberate.
Speaker 1: Judge Gina is deliberating and will soon hand down her verdict.
Speaker 1: Please do not leave the courtroom.
Speaker 2: So I am going to make a decision today, and
Speaker 2: what I am going to say is this petti flu
Speaker 2: You would like me to dismiss this case. You believe
Speaker 2: that it's unnecessary that it came before me for a decision,
Speaker 2: but we are here, so I am going to make
Speaker 2: a decision and I'm not going to dismiss the case.
Speaker 2: I'm going to award Gamble her claim, and that is
Speaker 2: that you will walk one of her Pomeranians in the
Speaker 2: Poocy Pageant Beauty with a Purpose, which is a fundraiser
Speaker 2: for Miss World for her daughter who is in that
Speaker 2: charity event. And part of that condition is whether it
Speaker 2: be Cash or any of the other dogs. I'd like
Speaker 2: you to do that. I think you agreed to do
Speaker 2: it in any event, and I would like you to
Speaker 2: publish it on social media. Nothing further. Thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm elated.
Speaker 3: Thank you Judge Genna so much for holding Petti Flir
Speaker 3: accountable for her party pooping behavior.
Speaker 6: Today's outcome wasn't the way I'd liked to go. I
Speaker 6: don't like to lose.
Speaker 5: If Gamble had asked me to rest Cash, I mean,
Speaker 5: I would have been very glad to do so. Gamble
Speaker 5: does not have the guts to face me, I reckon.
Speaker 5: That's why she took this case to Judge Gina.
Speaker 3: It's so exciting Petti Flur will be in the Poochy Pageant,
Speaker 3: which would be amazing, and Cash Wall be so excited.
Speaker 5: Do I feel the disagreement has been settled once and
Speaker 5: for all. Now this will happen again. Because we're talking
Speaker 5: about gamble right.
Speaker 4: I feel that I got a fair trial.
Speaker 3: I do believe in our legal system, and I do
Speaker 3: believe in Judge Gena making very measured decisions.
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